Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-02
Minneapolis.

Mrs. L. H. Reynolds is slowly improv-
ing in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Greer, visited
St. Paul, Monday.
Mrs. Freeman, of Milwaukee, is visit.
ing with Mrs. Mitchell this week.
The genial face of j. @. Adams was
seen on our streets Sunday morning.
Gentle spring smiled benignly on our
fair city Wednesday. Highly appreci-
ated.
During the present school year II, $50
pupils have been admitted to the public
schools.
The rally at the Second A. NJ. E.
Church Sunday netted 1926 for the
building fund.
Quite a number of the "boys" were
down to the capitol Monday to witness
the Wilson-Diamond mill.
Mrs. Johnson, wife of Rev. johnson,
of the Baptist Church, left last week to
join her husband in Arkansas.
Miss Annie Nelson, of Chicago, was in
the city the guest of Miss Mortie Gray
she left for her home Wednesday.
Madame Alice Mink Cooley, of st.
Paul, will sing solo at the Easter ser.
vices Of the Second A. M. E. Church
next Sunday.
WHATS the matter with going to J. P.
Balls to get your photos. He takes
pictures in frst-class style for three
dollars per dozen.
Mrs. Williams las removed from 3rd
avenue to more commodious quarters
in the Glyndon House on 3rd street,
south. She now has large and com.
Portable hotel.
Last Friday evening most pleasant
little informed reception was rendered
to Miss Annie Nelson, of Chicago, by
Miss Ella Underwood at the residence
of Mrs. Celia Falls. The occasion was q
most enjoyable one to all present.
Married at the residence of Chas.
Hicks, 2313, 18th avenue, south, by Rev.
L. II. REYNOLDS; Mr.. A. H. Drake, Of
Saltwater, and Mrs. Sarah Anderson, Of
this city. Ceremony at pm, We'd
nesday. The couple left immediately
for Saltwater.
The latest novelty in church sociables
will be spelling match, April 7th, al
ITO, Washington avenue, for the Second
A. NJ. 3. Church. Spelling books are
in great demand just now. F. E. Viii.
son Of the Ardmore will have charge Of
the spelling effort
Among the social events of the week
there was none more delightful than q
card party given Saturday evening by
Mrs. Lucreta Newman Coleman at bel
residence No. 517, Tenth avenue, south
in honor of Miss Annie Nelson, O
Chicago. Those present we're: Mes
danes Celia Falls, George Barnett
Misses Luella Underwood, Mortie Gray
4SOOC1 "a OoAO1AaA ,e1I1uVnoIy OOucItsO1 SG
Paul; Messrs. w. A. Hazel, E. Perkins
w. A. Gilispie, r. j. lewis, R. Gray
and Geo. Harrison, Chas. James and j
@. Adams, Of st. Paul. The supper
table presented de ightful combination
of beauty, elegance and good cheer
The hostess is very charming lady anc
the affair was most recherche in every
particular.
The Mozart Club was organized las
October, by request of Rev. Z. H. Rey
nolds, pastor in charge of the Second A
M. E. church of this city, for the pur
pose of giving concerts and other enter
tainments, for the benefit of the build
ing fund Of the church. The members
at first were very zelous in their work
and gave concert about the middle o
December by which they cleared $50
Soon after however, intoxicated by sue
cess they began to grumble Of doing 81
much for the church, although nearly al
were members. Dissatisfaction caused
discussion and some of the member
Withdrew. Those that remained in th,